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Welcome to the Shojujitsu Karate Do Association(S.K.D.A)
Founded in 2003 by Adrian Valman after training in martial arts for over 25 years. The clubs training syllabus encompasses both traditional and progressive approaches towards Karate and self defence.
We consider martial arts as a way of life, all elements of training focus not only on effective combative techniques but also respect, etiquette, health, fitness and personal development "DO".
Training can strengthen our minds & bodies to prepare us for life's obstacles. It can also help everyone say NO to negative peer pressure.
Based in Central London we are 5 minutes walking distance from Marylebone Station. (View Map & Directions)
We are open to both Adults and Children, absolute beginners and advanced students alike.
Our main objectives are to:
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support and assist other European and international organisations dedicated to promoting and developing karate.
Karate Training For All
Adults and children, both male and female, are all welcome, whatever your age, weight, height or fitness levels, you can enjoy and benefit from our friendly professional classes.
We try to address every day typical concerns: Every technique is taught in a step-by-step logical approach. We progress at your pace - no need to worry about being left behind. Mixing of students is encouraged, helping to develop confidence in your techniques, and helping you to make new friends.
W.K.M.A - Kruv Maga Self Defence in association with S.K.D.A 
Krav Maga translates to "Contact Combat" in Hebrew, and was originally developed as the official self-defence and hand-to-hand combat system of the Israeli military. Since then Krav Maga has been adopted by numerous military and law enforcement organisations around the world. In addition, Krav Maga is now being taught to thousands of civilians worldwide who recognise it as the most effective way of defending themselves in an increasingly violent and unpredictable society - read more
I.K.A - KAPAP Self Defence in association with S.K.D.A
Kapap is a combat doctrine made up of a combination of several fighting styles such as boxing, judo, jujitsu, combat with knife, gun and rifle. The emphasis is put on fighting empty handed against each of these weapons, and weapon against weapon. Kapap is suitable for all fighting fields and enables the warrior to overcome any kind of fighting and prepares him to almost any possible situation. Kapap is neither a sport nor is it competitive; it is not a martial art either. Kapap is a great mean of self-defense. - read more
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